As stated in our assessment principles, assessment is a necessary component of teaching. Assessment results guide our instruction by either validating our current instruction by unveiling growth, or invalidating by revealing gaps in understanding. Assessment results can also be used to gain vital information about a student’s beliefs and feelings towards reading (their strengths, weaknesses, and interests), and their parents or teacher’s views on their current academic abilities and routines.
Get to know the four types assessments you should administer to your students and why they are important by following the links below:
Get to know the four types assessments you should administer to your students and why they are important by following the links below:
Initial Goal of Assessment-Get to Know Your Student
Second Goal- Assess Your Student's Reading Level
Third Goal- Determine Student's Reading Abilities and Struggles
Final Goal- Determine Student's Writing Abilities and Struggles
Next Page